Sentence examples for enforce transparency from inspiring English sources

The system itself fails to enforce transparency in politics.

Will the US legislate to enforce transparency on Delaware – a world centre for shell companies?

Michel Barnier, the EU commissioner for the single market, said he was determined to enforce transparency over bankers pay.

One condition of greater freedom would be to enforce transparency: athletes should disclose all the pills they take, just as they register the other forms of equipment they use, so that others can catch up.The gene genie is already out of the bottleFrom this perspective, the sole concern when it comes to enhancing athletic performance should be: is it safe for the athletes?

European Union law may influence the value of a cow or the production of jam, but it cannot enforce transparency and probity in national administrations.The solution is unlikely to be still more EU law, since most countries are nervous over giving more power to Brussels.

Normally, governments establish and enforce transparency and limits.

Bradley's notion that enforced transparency cuts wage costs in this climate is a hoot.

Washington right now is in a period of enforced transparency, with Edward Snowden; WikiLeaks; Trey Gowdy's Benghazi committee; and the alleged Russian operative, or operatives, Guccifer 2.0.

More recently, rules have made companies detail the size and the structure of compensation packages and have enforced transparency about the kinds of comparisons they rely on to determine salaries.

I'm sympathetic to the idea of having more of the I.P.C.C. process being fully open (a layered Public Library of Science-style approach to review can preserve the sanity of authors) in this age of enforced transparency (WikiLeaks being the most famous example).

Piketty's Capital, unlike Marx's Capital, contains solutions possible on the terrain of capitalism itself: the 15% tax on capital, the 80% tax on high incomes, enforced transparency for all bank transactions, overt use of inflation to redistribute wealth downwards.